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Ok thanks alot

Ok in that case what should i do . I honestly have no idea the cause of them laying down(because of the hardness of the water or something else)as now they swimming around way more and are definitely healthier than before

Just to point out the mollies are moving around more lately but tend to lay at the bottom again . Not sure if they are just sleeping or what

According to my research the hardness of the water is around 71 mg/l which i don't know honestly if that's okay for the fish And ph 8

No

Ok i will go do 50% wc now!

I'm not sure if prime is sold in local stores near me but i will have a look . For the meantime i will boil the water instead and let it cool to tank temperature. Can you confirm if it is a good alternative if not what can i do instead?

Ok so in other words the nitrogen cycle is continuous and repeats itself but now I'm curious how can i pass the upcoming days in a cycle where the ammonia and nitrite are still not zero

Hi there slaphppy7 i think i already passed the cycling process my tank has been on for three monthes by now

First of all i truly appreciate your reply but i want to point a couple notes out ask a few questions due to my conern. First of all how should i clean the gravel i heard there are specific vacuums which i don't have . If not possible to get it are there any alternatives to cleaning the gravel...

Unfortunately he passed way yesterday however, my other mollies are having the same problem i will inform you with any changes in behavior

Hi everyone. I have a molly fish with bunch of other mollies and other types in a 20 gallon tank but he's the only one suffering at the bottom of the tank . I unfortunately Don't have a testing kit but willing to get one soon amd I've changed 20% of the water the last two days and he's still not...